Margaret Thatcher - 1970's interview - Thames television

[@skyrocketautomotive]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: -All the important facts and figures on every aspect of her remit -Straight answers across the board -Sincerity and openness -Respectful and happy to take criticism on the chin and even rebut without being rude. What a politician. No matter what side of the fence you're on, you can't deny that this is how all politicians should conduct themselves in any scenario presented to them. It's really quite a simple formula when you see it in practise- Know your stuff, be honest, be professional, respect others, stand by your convictions.

[@jupitermoongauge4055]

She was a liar who mislead the British public about her governments support for Chilean dictator and mass murderer Pinochet. She lied to cover up Pinochet's appalling reign of terror, rape, abduction and murder in order to sell him arms that were used against his country's population. This was only the tip of the iceberg of the perversion, psychopathy and dishonesty of this vile woman, but it perfectly illustrates her hypocrisy and absolute lack of morals.

[@seanworrall3413]

Yes - she was marvellous throughout her career, in terms of staying thoroughly briefed. (I lived through the Thatcher era and) She did get a bit too 'grand' in the latter days of her administration. Power corrupted her own sense of importance, eventually. But she was a wonderful woman, and a consequential PM. Much better than Churchill (he was a terrible MP and stupid minister throughout most of his career - apart from his exemplary leadership of the war cabinet from May '40 to July '45).

[@miikavihersaari3104]

I must admit I know very little of Thatcher, but she seems highly skilled at speaking at any speed, and this was way before the KZbin speed setting was invented. Here she is showing off her temperate slow motion, never overdoing it.

[@Nick_80599]

Yes and no stupid personal scandals

[@harryf1ashman]

Yup even if you don't agree with her politics there is no hiding behind weasel words. Hard to believe that we went from Thatcherism to Bliarism in under a decade. Also worth mentioning that Eamon Andrews was a class act

[@dominiquebrodoteau5135]

What the hell has happened to today’s politicians? 😢She has answered every question put to her with utmost dignity and calmness.

[@bereal6590]

Whilst lying through her back teeth. The calm was cultivated by a voice coach

[@app1esuk]

this is what politicans (and their advisors) don't understand, I will vote for someone I trust and I think is honest, even if they can't provide everything I need. I never liked her when she was alive. But watching her interviews, you can't dislike her straight talking approach

[@Celisar1]

The level of her eloquence and precision of her answers never ceaze to amaze me.

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

So very interesting to see her in the earlier days.

[@panjacek6674]

very intelligent and simply charming really

[@goldenhitman]

Despite what people may think, I think she was a nice kind woman who had the nations best interests at heart, I was born in 1988 and I stand by what she said. We need more people like her in power today.

[@stuartashbourne-martin9629]

So did Adolf Hitler stand by his ideas as well and we went to war and he diedthe only decent thing that hard faced Trollope ever did for Great Britain was a game follow her grandfather Hitler and die

[@Tttb95]

@DML1888 She broke the unions that were slowly sinking the country, and let free markets thrive. Look at GDP growth over her tenure. Avg wages were up as well. Its not Thatchers fault people didnt evolve with the times. To stand still in a globalized economy is death.

[@selenasmith7732]

You are either a fool or very rich because the only people she looked after was the privileged

[@gtrrohit5078]

@Legion well she probably HAD to create that turmoil and use deflationary measures to get out of the rut that previous governments had put them in. Life isn't fair and sometimes you have to do the wrong thing to do the right thing.

[@adolflenin4973]

@@Tttb95 *Globalised .what are you? A septic?

[@antidisenstable]

Thank you so much for uploading this. It's great that we can see the whole background to Mrs Thatcher's career and life.

[@Dunnlrs]

A great politician, a great leader. Great video. She definitely knew her job. RIP Maggie.

[@LisaS1]

Dunnlrs How can you say that - she could talk a good talk but she didn't walk a good walk. She went full speed ahead with that war without even considering peace talks first. She demanded same tax on the poor as on the rich. She spoke against evil yet it appears she caused allot of chaos (pain & suffering) to happen. Maybe she could make the little decisions ok but when it came to major things like war or taxes she made the wrong moves.

[@takayasu2009]

Dunnlrs In my opinion, Thatcher was a lousy leader.

[@AnimatedBlast]

Inspirational Videos oh no, let’s make the ‘poor’ pay their way in this world! We can’t have that! And never mind the fact taxes were much lower in those days. Let’s keep the classist hierarchy! Rather than help them and elevate them like she did let’s keep them poor and encourage their population to increase, as it equals more votes! Let’s be weak cowards and ‘negotiate’ rather than seeing the enemy for what they are and charging ahead like loyal Brits. She saved Britain just for Blair to destroy it. RIP The last true conservative. Bless Maggie.

[@Dunnlrs]

Inspirational Videos I am old enough to remember that the lowest tax back in 1979 was 37.5% and the highest was about 80% which lead to the brain drain. Thatcher brought down basic income tax to 25%. I remember that interest rates were on average 15%. After Thatcher this had fallen to 8%, still high but half of what it was before. I Remember inflation being 26% which lead to the winter of discontent where rubbish was not being collected, the dead were not buried, power cuts and the army having to step in to run basic services. I Remember in 1979 that 65% of the population lived in rented property or in council houses. Today it is the opposite. I remember 1979 that shares and bonds were only reserved for the rich. Today anyone is able to purchase shares. I remember in 1984 that the government subsidies for a miner was £100,000 per year to keep an unsustainable industry working. I agree that Thatcher was hard on communities, but at the time the country which had a culture of living and being dependent on handouts needed someone who was hard. Today there are more people who run their small businesses ranging from painting decorating to IT specialists. Back then before Thatcher this would have been unimaginable. Before Thatcher the UK was the most regulated country in the West, for example even furniture removal companies (such as Abels) were in public ownership. Britain had to be bailed out by the world bank (a bit like Greece) in 1976, the country was bust. Thatcher changed that. Falkland war?? The UK (Falkands) was attacked, she did what the vast majority in the country agreed with, that’s why she had a landslide victory. She will go down as marmite but she had an major influence on the UK and put the country that was over taxed, over regulated and strangling itself back on the world map.

[@barbaraannecortina7899]

If she was that great, then how come her death was celebrated in former mining communities? How come the miners hated her so much? Explain THAT one, fucking Einstein!

[@billylardner]

Maybe I’m just not watching the right interviews, but I’m amazed at how she actually answers questions directly, which I don’t see much today.

[@vordman]

Politics for her was a calling. Today's politicians are just careerists looking for the next trough to stick their snouts in.

[@highdefboxing8056]

What you say is true, while she was just a member of cabinet. That all changed when she became Prime Minister.

[@Sarjex27]

Something so refreshing is seeing a politician who was entirely principled, regardless of the position they held. Here she's in education and absolutely holds her ground and refuses to dance around issues or pander to her audience. "I want you to fix this particular school." "We shall not. There are schools in worse shape and we're dealing with them first." "You should give free lunch to everybody." Certainly not." "We can afford all the things." "No, we can not."

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

She was known as the milk thief back then..!!

[@ROCKINGMAN]

A very highly intelligent lady with a lot of respect for everyone. I think she has a strong charisma and personality. Very sure and direct with the answers. An absolute pleasure to listen to.

[@LOBBYTHEROBBER]

She was insane with no respect for anyone. Nearly all the social problems we are suffering now can be laid directly at her door and her policies. Mad mad woman!

[@davidpar2]

@@LOBBYTHEROBBER nonsense

[@LOBBYTHEROBBER]

@@davidpar2 Complicit with Savile and others, decimated social housing, no respect for community, She destroyed Britain’s manufacturing industry, The Poll Tax, Thatcher's policies hit the poor hardest. I could sit here all afternoon adding to the list. Mad and out of control, dangerous woman!

[@jaredt8526]

​@@LOBBYTHEROBBER Real income grew significantly for ALL income levels (rich and poor) between '79 and '90 when she left office.

[@bereal6590]

@@LOBBYTHEROBBER came across this today. Comments full of fools, utterly uneducated in politics economics and worse still thatchers policies and beliefs and how she f***ed up British society. The modern day torys are a legacy of her! Thick people (even those from that time) are so easily led by thatchers voice and demeanour. She conned people then and they still fall for it. Surprised she didn't get taken out people hated her that much. You can see now how badly culture in America and uk has been altered by her and Reagan. To think we had Attlee and ended up with this b*tch. I hate her more now than I did then.

[@user-qe9fn1jy3f]

Whether you agree or disagree with she was one of a kind!

[@adolflenin4973]

EXACTLY!

[@chrisboggon9467]

Same could be said of Hitler

[@dalehufton8194]

And the simple label begins and ends with a "T".

[@evertonwood]

She was well prepared, knowledgeable, and strong. Simply amazing.

[@dalehufton8194]

@@evertonwood Policies so great she had to sell the country 's assets off just to support them. North sea revenues used to offset rich people's tax cuts instead of being invested in the future. Water companies destined for foreign ownership leading to the poorest services in the western world. How can anyone call her a 'class warrior' when she accepted a baroness title. Slagging off "Scroungers" and then getting a free funeral. As fake as her voice. Even the Tories dumped her.

[@serenazhang676]

Thatcher is such a brilliant, confident and well-mannered woman. You can predict her greatness not only by what she says, but her ways of coping with the pressures of opinions, her confidence in asserting her positions and her consistent calmness and stability.

[@ABC_DEF]

My God she is on top of her brief. She knows every school, every figure, and all the relevant laws.

[@Nick_80599]

Yes this is what competence looks like.

[@vordman]

Maggie always did her homework. Just compare her to the creeps we have in parliament now. Well, there is no comparison.

[@bereal6590]

@@Nick_80599 😂😂😂 she ruined the school system, you weren't there were you

[@bereal6590]

@@vordman she set the brief for these scum bags we have. She made entitlement and greed and lying a life skill. She changed Britain's whole direction. Disgusting horrible woman

[@user-ob1rz3do3t]

@@bereal6590 You don’t need to be there to know if she saved the system or not. That’s similar to saying because you weren’t there during Hitlers’ time, so you can’t judge if he ruined Germany or was a horrible person. If you wan’t to make an argument, it needs to be more factual, strengthened, and it needs to make sense, in a similar way to how Mrs. Thatcher answers the questions from the audience actually!

[@mrblondeno2]

we miss you maggie

[@PrenticeBoy1688]

In November of 2020, we miss her more than ever before.

[@matthewburns9409]

She left little under a year before I was born following October. I'm a Major baby.

[@davecross4493]

No. No, we don't

[@kingsrd1]

The intelligence of ordinary people in those days is in stark contrast to today.

[@John_oR.]

It's so fascination how much different she behaves as education minister and prime minister.

[@danh5637]

“6 children under ten” i’m guessing condoms too expensive also.

[@bereal6590]

Fool, they needed people to have big families as those kids grow up to toe to be the next gen of workers. That's why now birthrate have dropped, boomers outweigh young gens and you cannot run the economy without enough young people. It's not the case of discouraging people, if you do that you need migrant workers which IS what happened!

[@sebastiancalderon3273]

I would have gone mad already and say, "don't blame the government and society for having brought 6 children if you can't afford it. I have got the luxury to bring none."

[@bereal6590]

Plonka

[@Degjoy]

My parents were hardly involved with my education at all and I got the best marks out of all the boys in the school. My parents trusted me to get on with my work, and I did it out of a desire to do well myself. All the same, I’m not sure that growing up with no money is such an advantage. It’s astonishing how much inequality there is in this world.

[@susanarsoniadou3588]

There is inequality in possessions, in income, and in opportunity.Of these the worst is inequality of opportunity for it excludes the other two.For all its weaknesses, I believe America is still the land of opportunity.A lot depends on connections in Europe and other parts of the world.

[@JimChap]

"ohhh for a drink".

[@Eza_yuta]

No one on the bench guessed that she will be one of greatest prime minister of Britain.

[@JimChap]

Maybe that horrible, rude one was the only one who saw it coming and so took a last stand for "free everything" from the state, and in defence of "incompetent parents with too many children who can't fill out forms" all around the UK. That woman if given power would destroy and bankrupt the UK in no time....Extreme ignorance on display there - and ridiculously unnecessary and unprofessional rudeness.

[@KarlDowney]

13:10 - "Why won't you give me free stuff!?"

[@JimChap]

The lady constantly interrupting at 13:40...She wishes to appear as the hard hitting, hard nosed questioner who pushes the politician hard to get answers for "the people". Unfortunately her obvious lack of intelligence causes her to be totally unaware as to what level of interruption is reasonable, what real world example is practical to use as a basis for policy questions, how confrontational to be, and how blatantly partisan to show herself to be....Just a complete miss - only tolerable if the watcher utterly despises Thatcher, otherwise most will say "steady on, stop bloody interrupting"

[@JimChap]

Well done Chris, great point.

[@voice.of.reason]

And they did

[@C.D.J.Burton]

It's like, how can you not love her. I love that she always has more to add. I remember always questioning the behaviours of those who danced on her grave when I was very young. Now the idea really upsets me.

[@bereal6590]

Clearly you weren't there and you don't get it. You may never get it. It's a shame you don't. She was pure vile

[@C.D.J.Burton]

@bereal6590 Honestly, "being there" isn't enlightening in the slightest, perhaps because you actually don't have anything relevant to add, or any point to get across. Thankfully I am still experienced enough in life to know that the reason I appreciate her is exactly the same reason you don't.... because she is a fountain of information, and you're not. She, like capitalists in general are confident in their ability to do well in life and earn whatever comes as a result. Knowing you would never compare to her in this respect, or any other like minded peoples for that matter, renders you anti-success, which is the root of your anti-capitalist stance. People out there will do better than you if left to their own, and so, you don't want anyone to be left alone and able to make decisions for themselves. You beleive in a world where we all collectively regulate the situation so that those who actually create value aren't able to reap like-for-like benefits of it. You want to shit on a canvas and still be held in the same light as the Dutch masters, or the equivalent in whatever area/industry you're active in.

[@voice.of.reason]

I was there, and she was a marvellous Prime Minster, no MPs since then have come close to her @@bereal6590

[@miserybenz6069]

When she became Prime Minister she became much more masculine. Here she acts and dresses very femininely.

[@tjfSIM]

12:02 - the bloke looks like he’s thinking “Christ alive, here we go again....” 😂

[@tonybuc67]

Wow??? "caravan toilets", "unclean tap drinking water"!!!! Some parts of 70's England sound like a third world country.

[@NoName-vy8vu]

Arguing over Milk 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mrcatman6854]

I am 52 now so I grew up during the Thatcher years.. Looking back now it was tough but she was tough and took no shit from no one....she was spot on with European Union and the central bank she warned everyone and I am sure BREXIT would have been sorted a lot sooner

[@BradLad56]

How do you think she'd react to our current covid situation?

[@Tameimpalalyricd]

In reply to both of these comments, I have only realised how influential this woman is, I see all the Conservative members making grand speeches about her legacy. It saddens me how they are just what she didn’t want, far too much government control and no strong beliefs in ur or ur parties beliefs. She was and is influential for a reason. The EU. The Individual. The environment. Everyone must listen to her about the environment in the UN because it’s crazy her solutions are the ones scientists are saying today are the only effective ones, but we still haven’t done it! Her legacy should hold great influence she was far before her time

[@bereal6590]

@@Tameimpalalyricd rubbish

[@JimChap]

If only that gentleman who spoke so passionately about his concerns for his own secondary school could have shown just an ounce of courtesy towards the other equally passionate questioners who never got to ask their questions and no doubt were afterwards feeling quite resentful towards him for taking up everyone else's time. You could feel the frustration in the room when the questions were brought to a close. The host was extremely frustrated with him. They should have carried on with the remaining questions after the camera's switched off - it would have been useful to the questioners even if it was no aired to get their replies from the education minister surely.

[@Celisar1]

The depth of knowledge, precision and level of detail of her answers is astounding! Amazing woman. Also note how she several times stops her attempts to say something to let the one lady finish her comment. Today’s politicians hardly listen and talk over people.

[@martinjenkins6467]

She worked hard as a minister so it was only fair that she ripped her ministers who were lazy and not up To their brief.

[@richardlaversuch2901]

Her ideas weren't fully formed at this stage...

[@regplasma7906]

There's not many women made like Thatcher.Thank God.

[@Celisar1]

There aren’t any politicians like Thatcher. What a pity!

[@bereal6590]

A man in drag

[@liamb8644]

@@bereal6590You’re just jealous she has more balls than you.

[@BM-ru7ef]

Everyone’s question was essentially “what can you do for me?”

[@noreenmurphy889]

What can you do for yourself and your community

[@adampowell5376]

Thank you for sharing this interesting programme with us. I read somewhere that Thatcher thought of quitting politics at this time because of the opibrium she got as Education Secretary.

[@elrjames7799]

Well done Margaret (as a minister): if only she'd continued that amount of compassionate engagement into the prime ministership.

[@backroomsuperstar]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@brane4175]

6:00 Wow the men read her very well

[@vordman]

Maggie was an adult amongst children. We need her wisdom now.

[@englongbow]

"The slow-learners are not getting on as fast we'd like them too". Makes sense to expect that they won't surely?

[@JimChap]

It depends on how fast you would like them to be getting on doesn't it. She's not stating that they should get on well, she's just stating that they had an expectation and the performance had been below that expectation. You could lower the bar OR strive for better - she seems to be striving for better.

[@ahmadkazemi8728]

articulate , sharp and a strong speech power , rare combination in a lady.

[@Celisar1]

Blatent sexism, a frequent finding in men.

[@orvillehill8554]

@@Celisar1 you sound like an idiot.

[@davyroger3773]

@@Celisar1 it’s also a rare combination in a man but more likely to show up amongst men than women

[@johnderham2829]

I can remember Thatcher reducing taxes one of the reasons I voted for. I bet all the negative responses are from the north. God bless you Margaret for saving us from the evilness of labour. God help us all is that idiot Corbin ever gets in.

[@blastoise77]

🍺

[@sexobscura]

*politicians are what Miss Sparrow would classify as: 'The Manipulated Dead'*

[@sexobscura]

r

[@PrenticeBoy1688]

No Corbyn, thank God. Unfortunately, we're facing the likely inevitability of a Marxist president who didn't even win her own political party's nomination. Dark days ahead, I fear.

[@MrThecarebear]

MRS M OF ONGAR - "How would Mrs Thatcher like to go all day without a drink?" MRS THATCHER - "My hubby Denis certainly couldn't".

[@BoilerRoom4]

You need to add a tag with the text- yt:stretch=4:3 This will set the correct aspect ratio

[@leehighland5435]

This was a mature and intellectual interview with MP Margaret Thatcher, the milk snatcher.

[@westbrit4714]

She was good looking and fairly competent -but you would not have predicted the Greatness that was to come

[@maddyD350]

I used to hate milk. Never used to take it.

[@sonhuynhthanh5780]

Because you have enough

[@doctorsocrates4413]

She actually answered questions...an attribute lacking in all politicians today....the uk went downhill the moment she left office.

[@BelfastGav]

I started school in 1973 a month before my 5th birthday, and I have recollection of those ⅓pint bottles in primary school at morning break at least at for a few years, or did Labiyr brining back the free school milk after it returned to power in 1974?

[@harmlessdrudge]

16:08 Labour abolished free milk for secondary school children.

[@garrylawless3550]

Absolutely Brilliant, Mrs T at her best - we miss you Margaret.

[@Truthseeker1515]

I was failed by one of these so called "Comp" which were terrible.....

[@paacer]

How posh she sounded back then

[@drkasafir]

Harsh woman in politics, but what a leader! RIP

[@LisaS1]

If that movie "The Iron Lady" portrays her correctly at all then I can tell you 1 thing about her is that she could not put herself into the shoes of a poor person as she demanded that poor people pay the same amount of taxes as rich people. She didn't exactly ponder a sliding fee scale now did she.

[@takayasu2009]

Lisa Sc I have seen the film, and it glorified Thatcher in my opinion.

[@darlynbuchwitz6473]

+Lisa Sc She couldn´t put herself into the shoes of a poor Person?!I far as I know she was born as a grocer´s daughter and into a very simple household, including an outside loo. Seems as if she just believe that you might have to work hard to make it up to the top

[@AdamG56]

+Darlyn Buchwitz Yes it's in her biography, photo evidence to prove it also, she further notes how she couldn't buy new dresses and clothes like her friends during, and post war.

[@davids.794]

+Adam Gray The poor dear couldn't buy new dresses....neither could most women at that time. Thatcher got away above her rearing, forgetting about the poor as she clawed her way to the top. And once she got there, she punished them.

[@danh5637]

Lisa Sc that was council tax. No other party has increased council tax than labour. Under Blair it more than doubled.

[@bruceleroyhoffman]

I can't forget the good old Maggie.

[@jeffhgv]

What a silly rude woman in the leopard. Just showing off, she sounds ridiculous

[@kevinsakwa6665]

I don’t get it🤔 what extra ordinary thing did this woman do in politics or the economy to be able to get all this kind of recognition?

[@adampowell5376]

I find this very interesting. Even with an agenda broadly similar to Labour (Rene Short congratulated Mrs Thatcher on what was almost a socialist policy) she managed to stir up a lot of controversy. Was that because she was a Conservative? Was it because she was a woman? Was it because she was called Mrs Thatcher? If she had been called Mrs Brown, "Mrs Brown the Milk Snatcher" would not have worked. Perhaps she was not very good at politics? Perhaps she was overrated? Perhaps she had a lot of luck with the implosion of the Labour Party and that her luck abruptly ran out? What do others think? Perhaps the Conservative Party now has serious problems caused by learning the wrong lessons from history.

[@sonyapaget6984]

Hardly authentic when you’re given the questions in advance

[@mrgigoustic8332]

The best Prime Minister this country has ever had!

[@stephennoonan8417]

When is this - about January 1972?

[@teresaharrison5773]

As a child at school in the 60s we had water fountains and water at the Dinner table, this woman is talking nonsense. I rember the liitle bottles of milk with straws carried into the classroom by the caretaker, not every child liked milk, I did but I didn't miss it when it stopped either because most children had milk on their breakfast at home. The point is children were not deprived of milk.

[@CanadianMonarchist]

That was Thatcher’s point; by the 70s kids were not coming to school with rickets anymore.

[@chrislopascal]

That lady who started asking her question from 13:08 either kept interrupting Lady T 's answer or repeating the same claim to herself. not entirely polite indeed. and why ask the question when she didnt allow her to answer?

[@voice.of.reason]

That's what lefties have all done ever since, but today they do it to bigger extremes on TV

[@Derrako]

Wonder how Mark is getting on? Any more interesting 'deals' being entered into perhaps? Indeed, what's in the bitch comes out in the pups.

[@jakemcgovern8111]

15:26 OMG, does this woman know Margaret’s background?? Caviar?? Mrs T would rather eat beans on toast…and make it herself. Not just make it herself, but give everyone else some too

[@DavidSmith-cw7we]

She grew up in a house in Grantham with one cold water tap and a outside toilet.

[@mizzyroro]

Was this before she lowered her voice? I just switched to a 1982 interview, and it sounds like it was.

[@rjgc4409]

Thank you for sharing these. Thatcher seemed well-informed. Well educated. Principled. Brave. Patriotic.

[@noreenmurphy889]

It's difficult with economics. I feel her heart is in the right place and politics is so hard and budgets are allocated and peoples hands are tied. Its a stepping stone to excellence and I understand what she is saying. Let communities help themselves and if each individual gave a tiny piece of support either monetary or ability the schools would be mighty. Why wait for one representative of government to swing it. People power and power of the community within it. Stop blaming and start doing

[@rmalarkey188]

No bullshit. "Not enough but we're trying". Wish we had that level of honesty from BoJo.

[@BR26-o6o]

A Minister on top of her brief and confident in what she is doing . Refreshing

[@bereal6590]

She was horrible

[@ancupola1994]

Mrs Thatcher was a true politician and leader. One should add that Eamon and his generation of TV presenters were also of a superior quality compared with the contemporary trash talking heads.

[@dcossi1]

Eamonn Andrews

[@grahamm3139]

wow she was across her brief..

[@georgeiii2998]

😍

[@matthewburns9409]

She does have a very strong accent doesn't she? It's takes a bit of adjustment but more I listen more I realise why she is held in a certain high regard in Britain. She is very articulate and no nonsense and seems very able to get to a point instead of politicians tending to ay around and avoid answering questions. She looks quite good looking still here too. PM certainly seems to age the person who holds it. A decade later she is grey lol

[@JimChap]

Hmm,, a man associated with Thomas Carlton School, thinks it's inappropriate that the government has prioritised OTHER schools for funding and redevelopment, and thinks exceptions should be made in his school's favour.....Why didn't the government immediately redirect funds to his school? Seems very unfair, especially seeing as he asked for it so persistently AND was very considerate of the other questioner's around him and the lack of time available to everyone.

[@wilsonfisk6626]

"They have made a grave mistake choosing that woman." - Edward Heath

[@dalymc]

"Thatcher, Thatcher ,milk snatcher!" Oh God I missed that milk! ;)

[@rz202]

Apparenlty u survived without it

[@downlink5877]

Everyone from my parents' generation that I have discussed it with thought the milk was disgusting and hated having to drink it

[@fionabarratt8154]

@@downlink5877 Exactly

[@BradLad56]

16:07 shots fired right across the bow there lol

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

It was protecting everyons' good intenrions.

[@mahler71]

Nice, kind woman??????

[@barbaraannecortina7899]

I agree with you TOTALLY

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

Wild and Go please.

[@sexobscura]

*the ORIGINAL punk rocker*

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

My blood is filled with drugs and NOBODY gave diagnoses. So again I don't drive. They took away all my money. Penniless. Now trying to enter the apartment to take away my piano.

[@notumotu]

A fearless LEADER.They don’t make ‘em anymore

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

Who didn't get the joke? Please look at eggs. It is not eatable and as a matter of fact any normal person with stomach has wondered how? From Sanditch icecreams saying it is not eatable to bread also not eatable all for sale.

[@Knappa22]

“No money”. Yeah until she married a millionaire who funded her entire early political career.

[@stephennoonan8417]

2:32

[@markdisney260]

Couldn't stand this woman in the 80s, but boy was she impressive. The mastery of detail and direct answers make our modern politicos look terrible.

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

Now any foreigner entering has not been notified so to take the proper precautions. No. sensodyne no Microeconomy.

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

.... I expect death penalties. This is completely illegal against the law. Can't poison me tase me

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

So they keep advertising their salaries.

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

No need to bully with a cream. The inside is a rot.

[@tomib.4076]

Oh lord, all that big hair...

[@5gonza541]

Tbf saying that she had "no money" as a child would be a bit of bs

[@carolwilkins2265]

Her father was a greengrocer, they weren't rich

[@SamuelMay2059]

Modern day politicians could never handle this! A full room of people asking questions and holding them to account, they'd be squirming all over the place.

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

Make a dwarf for someone to laugh about it.

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

The rest is an enlightenment after all the conspiracy theories. Their behavior is just as nasty as any bypassers behavior.

[@converse91970]

Great watch!